Psychedelic drugs that have shown therapeutic promise for veterans with post-traumatic stress could help some people understand their difficult relationship with money and wealth.

We even have a concept like this in Pirkei Avot (Ethics of the Fathers) 2:8: “The more possessions, the more worry.”

When you’re making a big financial decision – whether to buy a house, change careers, retire, etc. – chances are you already have a number of concerns.

In the interview with Kahler, who founded his fee-only firm in 1981 and in 2020 became the first Certified Financial Therapist in the United States, he strongly suggests that clients keep a cache of cash at home in case the government limits, for an unknown period, the amount of money they may withdraw from ATMs.

Is cash trash? Should you rely on cash? Folding green may seem anachronistic. But Rick Kahler, president of Kahler Financial Group, begs to differ.

With fewer than 60 days until the election, investors may feel stressed by the flurry of tax policy proposals. Those emotions can trigger rash financial decisions, experts say.